Timberlook Windows

Timberlook windows are wood-effect uPVC flush casement windows, hand-built to replicate the authentic appearance of traditional timber windows. Using the innovative Timberweld method to create traditional butt joints with no visible diagonal welds or joints, they deliver a genuinely convincing timber aesthetic with all the performance and low maintenance benefits of modern uPVC.

Timberweld is the innovative method used to join the frames of Timberlook windows at each corner. Unlike standard uPVC windows that are joined with visible diagonal welds, the Timberweld method creates perfectly sealed, authentic-looking butt joints — just like a traditional timber window. The result is a window with no visible welds or diagonal joints, making it virtually indistinguishable from a real timber window.

Standard wood-effect uPVC windows typically replicate the timber appearance through foil finishes alone, but still feature the diagonal corner welds associated with standard uPVC fabrication. Timberlook goes further — facbricating every window using the Timberweld method to replicate traditional mortise and tenon joints with no visible welds or diagonal joints. The result is a significantly more authentic timber appearance that sets Timberlook apart from every other wood-effect uPVC system on the market.

Yes. Timberlook windows are an excellent choice for period properties. The authentic timber aesthetics, traditional joinery detailing and wide range of heritage colours make them a sympathetic and appropriate choice for period homes, older properties and heritage refurbishments where a traditional window style is required.

Yes. When trickle ventilation is required, Timberlook offers concealed extended cover vents that are discreetly hidden by a head drip on the outer frame. This preserves the authentic heritage appearance of the window whilst meeting building regulation requirements for ventilation — practicality and aesthetics in perfect balance.